Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-02

Sixth Annual Session begins WEDNESDAY, Sep
Course Of instruction embraces Elocution Practical
English and English Classics Latin. Mathemstics.
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an esisnt It, CORPS Of teachers In each depastmsnt
and private instruction given IL the evening Diplomas
awarded a.; limited number Of pupils accommodated
The to
Mrs. JULIA GALLMEYER, RESIDENCE 1926 Q
ST. ST. b W. i:i teacher OF the Piano and Organ Terms.
1T. CECELIA,s ACADEMY. 6O1 E. CAPITOL ST
- EIsrcises will be resumed Monday. September
Fancy Work ana Plain sewing receive Special atten.
ton. Private class in Painting for ladies' au312w'
ssasy sf E1 ssnss for beth
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and SeenGs Pupils 70. college
tasss to apt pupils Iab0ratory work and eaIisenic
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sep1smber l3; 1887. The superintendent viii meet
ish Bind Children Of the District are educated At
son. S9pt. Maryland School Tor the Blind. talti-
TIVE MEDICAL PHARMAcEVTIcAL ..AN.n
9fs By RI Ar 10 the &c de-
iniss%atiSs adde's. &. B. FGkvfs H. P sssrssary.
= Professor OF Italian method of Singing and Voice
cs any5s1 a.s rsm0vsd'0 a,7 New yo,kave
aSb yEkMoHT ASESGE sH
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T ATTN, GREEK. MATHEMATICS AND ENGLISH.
~ Prof F. A. Springer. late civil service examiner
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MISS ROSA PoEsCHE's GERMAN-ENGLIsH
M school and Kindergarten Oct q tn year,
Conysyanss tor pupils y1nx 1T distance SlrIulrs
iEnsi,sh French and Germau SSnoSi for Young
ply IS to the Misses Principals
A kT SCHOOL 1924 18th 81. n WEST END.
Miss 9. W. KELLY, Principal. London Medalist and
recipient Of prizes from South Kensinston Circulars
HERMAN! AMERICAN ACADEMY. 1924 g st NV.
ready Of the English and German languages and
praxn and Music Nigh. seheo
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'I sus$. In D''' '>'- 'tA''pA
7lHE FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL.
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The Students Help" for sale at Frees and Bsllan-
tyne's. au22-6m
URAYoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNABLE 70
instead Of So al so4 st. n w. if they begin oefSrc
tember. S.. au22-1m'
nRAwINa AND PATNT1NG-THE BEST AND
ceespess place is the National Academy Of Fine
little child TO the middle aged man and woman
I Aw SCHOOL OF TIE 5Tfy COLUMBIAN UN1vER-
,Anr TIE = I tAfI5EEyi LID.
Associate a5s aSs 5 s0a Ii District
Professor of heal aud Personal Property of
f THE M5S .P % GLilsfs a1 MAuE L.
a Mni Of s Of Law
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Associate Professor OF Practice and Judge of Moot
TIE HON. WILLIAM LAM STRONG. IL D.
the United States.
the g.;ss + Is Sspsstsi s;ss
ROBERT r &; TSx, IL i-'T i.
The Exercises The e; sch Ss win be resumed n the
WEDNESDAY,, October 5.-at O'clock PM, when the
announcements for the year will be made. The fac
ulty and course OF instruction Will be the
preceding years with enlarged Lecture Courses
A WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected by
tine Faculty. will be accessible to al the students and
will he used III tho preparation and argument Of
in the school Of Practice
Morrison, 47o Pennsylvania avenue and 1434 New
York avenue; Lowdermilk Co., 1i24 street tn
eo1 BLING
TVHR COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Il Washington, D. c.
The preparatory school begins Sept l9.
The Columbian College begins Sept 10.
The COrcoran Scientific School begins Oct. g.
Thelsw school begins Oct 5.
Forcatalogues or other Information, address
JAMES G. YELLING,
TlHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
4 coLuMB 81 NH COLLEGE.
The exercises of this school Will be resumed the
10Th SEPTEMBER, with corps Of seven teachers
The number of pupils limited TO 100 and applicants
viii be admitted in the order Of their registration
fifth class, limited in number to 25. and to be com
branches aud the rudments OF Latin preparatory to
the regular work Of the school, will be formed the
teHnniuE Of the 1t sufficient number OF pupils
shall apply The GLASS; with the daily oversight Of the
charge Of teacher who will devote his entire time to
its instruction. Tuition Fee, payable semi-snnually
In advance in the first four clxsses, ESQ; in the fifth
| class, $50 No extra charge.
of September be daily at the school building. 1856
II street northwest, to answer inquiries.
ANDREW I. MONTAGUE,
au20-1m Principal